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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 28, 1984, page 9 MicPariand - Latreille Nuptuials fe Hope To See You jpating In The Following ities And Special Events UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS Terrace Bay Barbell & Fitness Club | The next meeting to organize the Terrace Bay Barbell & Fitness Club will be tonite at 7:00 p.m. in the Conference Room of the Recrea- tion centre. Everyone is welcome! "Ladies Night" For The Fitness Room; There will be 2 nights a week with specific times reserved for Ladies Only in the Fitness Room at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre. The, nights are Monday from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. and Wednesday from 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. This is for a 4 week trial basis only, to see if interest is sufficient to warrant the restricted times. "Ladies Night" started on Monday, March 26th, and we hope to see quite a few ladies out par- ticipating on these special nights. pring Fever Squash & acquetball Tournament: We are hoping to run a week long Squash and Racquetball tourna- ment, starting Monday, April 2nd and completing on Sunday, April & 8th. This type of tournament is aimed at attracting maximum participation and games can be played at the convenience of both parties involved. We hope to see enough of you sports enthusiasts register to allow an "A", "B", "C" and a "Beginner's" division. The draw will be double elimination which guarantees all participants two games. Registration deadline is today, so get your name in now if yee wish to enter. Fee for members is $5.00 and for non-members it is $10.00. Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club Ice Show: The dates for this spring's Figure Skating Ice Show are Friday, April 6th (evening performance), and Saturday, April 7th (matinee performance). Hope to see you there for an evening or afternoon of fine entertainment. Terrace Bay Curling Club Mixed Bonspiel: -- This year the Terrace Bay Curling Club will be holding their Mixed Bonspiel from Friday, April 13th to Sunday, April 15th. This was a very popular event last year and featured fine curling from local teams and from surrounding areas. 2nd Annual "Flea Market" 'For Terrace Bay The:date for the 2nd Annual Flea Market for Terrace Bay is Sunday, May 6th, from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. in the arena. Please note that a Flea Market features old or used items and is not for crafts or new articles. If you wish to reserve a table for the Flea Market, call the recreation office at 3542. Tables are $5.00 each. Annual North Shore "Fun Run": The Annual North Shore "Fun Run - Walk, Bike, Etc', will be held on Monday, May 14th. Now is the time to start encouraging your group or organization or family to participate. We would like to give the other communities some real competition this year and it would be great to see Terrace Bay come in first or even second! Watch future issues of the News for further details on this annual event. inter-Cultural Festival: Saturday, June 9th is the date for Terrace Bay's first Inter-Cultural Festival. This event will be held in the arena and will feature various ethnic groups from Thunder Bay performing ethnic dances, offering ethnic food and socials. Further details on this exciting event will be available shortly. 'POSSIBLE PROGRAMS Bridge Clinic: Ses We have quite a few names of people interested in taki rt ina Bridge Clinic but we have no instructor. If you are ct | ied and would like to instruct a workshop of this nature, please give us a call. We would like to offer a clinic for beginner's as well as for advanced players. Folk and/or Ballroom Dancing: We also have received names of many people interested in taking lessons in Folk Dancing or Ballroom Dancing for couples, and we are looking for an instructor for these programs also. Weight Training For Women: Joe Kostecki recently instructed a very successful weight training program for women and we have indication that more women would like to participate in a course of this nature. We are not sure -- when the course will be held but it should be before the end of April and will be 10 hours in length, spread out over a few evenings. If you are interested please give us a call and remember you can con- tineu your weight training program after the course is over on "Ladies Night" at the fitness room, or at any other time the fitness room is open. Ministry of Agriculture & Food Courses: -- The followina short. special interest oroarams are offered by the Ministry of Agriculture & Food, through the Home Economist in Thunder Bay: Sewing for Your Child; Fitting and Sewing Pants; Food Preservation; Rug Braiding; Fashion Sense & Savings and Simple Home Repairs. These courses can be offered at a very minimal charge, if we have at least 20 people interested. Whatever courses we receive sufficient registration in we will attempt to offer for this spring or summer. GENERAL Arena Closes For Season: On Sunday, April 15th, the arena will cease operation for another season. Keep an eye out for special summer activites that will be held in the arena. 25th Anniversary For Terrace Bay: A committee has been formed to co-ordinate activities for Terrace Bay's 25th Anniversary Celebration. Events will take place from Friday, June 29th to Saturday, July 7th. 1f you have ideas or sugges- tions for this special event in our community, please call Ollie Chapman at 825-3289. Suggestions . . . Suggestions . . Suggestions! We are always open to suggestions from you the citizen to improve the recreational opportunities in Terrace Bay, or to expand on them. Please feel free to call or drop-in to the office with your ideas or suggéstions. We are here to serve you. Once we have enough people interested in a new program we only. have to locate an instructor. If you have a special skill or craft that you would like to share with others by instructing a program, please let us know. All of our instruc'. .1eceive $15.00 per hour of instruction. Terrace Bay Recreation Committee And Staff The wedding of Doris McParland to Hubert Latreille of Calgary took place on December 28, - 1983 in Holy Angels' Roman Catholic Church, Schreiber. Rev. Roy J. . McParland of Sudbury officiated at the wedding ceremony. Doris is a former Schreiberite, daughter of Gordon and Phyllis McParland. Judi McParland, sis- ter of the bride was maid of honour and Pat Mc- Parland was the best man. Sheila McParland and Kelly Bromley were. bridesmaids and Bob and Terry McPar- © land ushered. Niece Tammy McParland gave the reading at mass. A dinner and recept- ion followed in the Town Hall basement for fa- mily and friends. Attending from out of town were Pat, Mary Bert and Doris Latreille and Katie McParland, Calgary, Alberta; Sheila McParland, Cal- gary; Philip and Julie Latreille,, Calgary; Mr. and Mrs. David Brom- ley, Vancouver, B.C.; Judi McParland, Dora Creek, Australia; Mr. and Mrs. Greg Morrill, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Morrill with Karen and Doug, Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Edson Morrill, Monica, Eddie and Melanie, Ajax, Ont.; Michael Groves, Canberra, Australia; Rev. Roy McParland, Sudbury; Mrs. Doris Milligan, Orillia; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Plata, Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan McGrath, Mr. and Mrs. J. Turcotte, Terrace Bay; Erin Bourke, Guelph; and Rae Sisson, Edmonton. SN. a ee Affairs New Citizens Guide is available by JANE E. GREER The Student Venture Capital. Programme is operated by the Ontario Youth Secretariat as part of the Ontario Government's Summer Experience Program- me. This unique pro- gramme offers interest free term loans to eli- gible persons who in- tend to plan and opera- te their own small busi- ness. The maximum amount of the loan is $2,000 and is interest free from April 2, 1984 to the repayment dead- line of October 1, 1984. To qualify for the Student Venture Capital Programme which will allow you to create, start and run your own summer business, appli- cants must meet the following ~ iteria: ¢ Applicants must be returning to a _ high school, college or uni- versity as full time students in the fall of 1984. © Applicants must be 15 years old or over when the loan is issued. © Applicants will only be considered for a loan if the business activity is carried out between Ap- ril 2, 1984 and October 1, 1984. e Applicants must be eligible to work in Cana- da and the business must be operated in On- tario. e Applicants will be considered if they have participated in the pro- gramme in previous years and the loan was repaid on time. -- Once received, appli- cations should take at least 3-4 weeks to pro- cess and you must start your business activity within 2 weeks of re- ceiving your loan. Subject to the avail- ability of funds appli- cations will be accepted until June 5, 1984. If you are a student interested in starting your own business venture this summer, here's your opportunity! : For information on this and any govern- ment related pro- gramme contact your nearest Northern Af- fairs Office, located on the lower floor of the Peninsula Building in Marathon. Phone 1- 229-1153 or ask the operator for Zenith 33160. x ]